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Saruca Soria sarucasorie2b5 — My godmother bought me this novel because she believes I need Salvation with a capital S. My mother died less than three years ago and I think she believes this is her way of getting me to cope with it. I tried, I really did, to read this book. I got about four chapter in and completely gave up. I'd get rid of the thing but she signed it and my conscience would bother me, and so it sits here mocking me, probably for forever. I thought I couldn't finish it because the writing is bad, but I read the Twilight series (the entire series, not just the first one) and even though I cringed at most of the writing, I still read them like a guilty pleasure. This, however, was not a guilty pleasure. Not at all. Then I thought that maybe it was because of the religious aspect to the book, but I've read and enjoyed books that are religiously allegorical (The Chronicles of Narnia series, arguably the Lord of the Rings series). So, I don't know. Maybe it's because it's outright religious, God is literally there, in the form of a black woman named Papa. Maybe it's because the names of things like the serial killer being called the "Little Ladykiller" or the main characters depression being called The Great Sadness that had me laughing instead of empathizing. Maybe it's because the whole book is a crock and really shouldn't have been published in the first place. But it was, and now it sits on my floor, and will, discernibly, for a very long time.